Lonelygirl15

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Thank you for replying. I certainly do not want to give the impression that all young people do not like to read. Students who enjoy reading and examining literature are the reason why I enjoy my work so much.

Good for you on the AP English score. That is quite an accomplishment. Ken Kesey's novel is a rather sophisticated work, that certainly reflects the period in which it was written, in addition to exploring some disturbing and troubling views of the world. I find it difficult to share with young people who might not be of a certain maturity level. Impressive...I'm sorry to gush on and on...I love literature.
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As do I! I plan on possibly majoring in English Lit! I am currently reading 100 Years Of Solitude, and I am in LOVE with it. I admit that it has some mature themes, but I feel that you can't really find any books that really challenge something in the social order without being mature in one way or another.

I personally love examining novels from the perspective of the way the gender's are portrayed. That is the reason I love Kesey's novel!
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HSA has a new video--->The Importance of Gratitude

Now that Daniel's gone, perhaps Bree will rethink her approach to thankfulness and kindness. Within this video, there are some prime examples of gratitude from those you know and love...
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